Positive-density conjecture for Hodge–Witt reduction

Let KK be a number field and let X/KX/K be a smooth projective variety. Say that XX has Hodge–Witt reduction at a prime of KK when its smooth reduction at that prime is Hodge–Witt. Hodge–Witt reduction conjecture. XX has Hodge–Witt reduction modulo a set of primes of KK of positive density. Since ordinary varieties are Hodge–Witt, this is presented as a weaker version of Serre's conjecture on positive-density ordinary reduction. The paper formulates the statement as a conjectural weakening; no resolution is given in the supplied text.

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Kirti Joshi and C. S. Rajan, “Frobenius splitting and ordinarity”, arXiv:math/0110070 (2001).

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